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How to open and close nerdtree on Mac?
If you’re stuck with a Mac with the absent function keys (touchbar), you can toggle NERDTree by mapping the Ctrl key like so within your .vimrc file: Save the changes, open Vim, and then toggle NERDTree with Ctrl + n. If you want to close NERDTree window make sure you are inside the NERDTree menu.
How to open nerdtree in another window Vim?
NERDTree opens up in another window. That split view you’re seeing? They’re called windows in vim parlance. All the window commands start with CTRL – W.
How do you close a window in nerdtree?
If you want to close NERDTree window make sure you are inside the NERDTree menu. You can switch windows by using ctrl+w then type :q to close NERDTree window so that you will be left with the window for editing your code.
How to jump back to nerdtree from file in tab?
It works as a there and back command. After having opened a new file from the tree in a new window press ctrl-w p to switch back to the NERDTree and use it again to return to your previous window. PS: it is worth to mention that ctrl-w p is actually documented as go to the preview window (see: :help preview-window and :help ctrl-w ).
Why does nerdtree not move to current file?
NERDTree navigation moves to current file (see GIF). NERDTree does not move. Not sure.. Bug occurs when opening a location list, not a quickfix list. Can either of you give me a clearer set of steps to reproduce this? I see that @NickolasHKraus is using syntastic and @hbarcelos is using ALE.
Is there a way to toggle the nerdtree viewer?
I read that if you write out nnoremap :NERDTreeToggle , you can toggle NERDTree viewer – if you don’t start NERDTree yet and type in Control+E, then you can open the NERDTree viewer, and if you already opened it, you can close the NERDTree in the same way as you type in :NERDTreeToggle.
How to make nerdtree jump to open file on write?
NERDTreeFocus () simply calls g:NERDTree.CursorToTreeWin () then exits. My bad, I was using g:NERDTree.NERDTreeFocus () and it must have been failing at that point, leading me to believe it was the solution.